Twelve Angry Men
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Objective
I can use evidence from the text of *Twelve Angry Men* to support my analysis of a juror's reasoning.
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Warm-up video
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Part 2 of 3
Practice
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Describe the specific piece of evidence that Juror #4 brings up regarding the witness's appearance.
Explain why Juror #4 focuses on the marks on the sides of the witness's nose. What is he trying to suggest?
Part 3 of 3
Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Identify one piece of evidence Juror #4 uses to suggest the witness might wear glasses. Explain how this evidence supports his reasoning about her eyesight. Juror #4 discusses the witness's efforts to appear younger. How does he connect this observation to his argument about her glasses? Use evidence from the video to support your answer. ”
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